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Soyuz TMA-10 launch
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Soyuz TMA-10 launch
I noticed a new camera angle at the Soyuz flame pit, from the side of the pit, seeing the launch apron almost eye level. As the booster lifted from its support points, a bit down in the hole, the flame light streamed to both sides but at an angle of about 45 deg because the light was 'below the rim' of the platform. As it lifted off, in a matter of only a second or two, you could see the shadow of the rim sweep down the flame-lit fog until all shadow was driven away by the flaming booster end emerging from the launch position. Dramatic -- and eerie. Always something new. |
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